Enter feed URL(s) - one per line - no more than 20TitleRemove feed items which contain the following textRemove feed items which contain the following URL segment

Omit item descriptions from output

Note: only the first few feed items might be processed

Request parameters

When making HTTP requests, you can pass the following parameters to mergefeeds.php (either in a GET request or POST request).

We do not provide form fields for all of these parameters, but you can modify the URL in your browser after clicking 'Create Feed' to use them. See our examples.

Parameter

Value

Description

url[]

string (URL)

One or more feed URLs. If more than one is supplied, the feeds will be merged. At least one URL is required.

url_contains[]

string (URL substring)

Filter out any feed item whose URL does not contain one of these substrings. This can appear multiple times. Example: /article/

text_contains[]

string (word or phrase)

Filter out any feed item whose title or description does not contain any of the supplied words or phrases. This can appear multiple times.

strip_if_url[]

string

Filter out any feed item whose URL contains any of the supplied words or phrases. This can appear multiple times.

strip_if_text[]

string

Filter out any feed item whose title or description contain any of the supplied words or phrases. This can appear multiple times.

t

string

The feed title to use in the generated feed.

description

1 (default), 0

By default we'll include item descriptions from source feeds (favouring full content when available). Set this to 0 to omit item descriptions from the output.

max

number (limit: 10)

The maximum number of items to return. The limit can be changed in the config file.

order

feed (default), date

By default feed items are kept in the same order as the source feed. Set this to 'date' if you want items ordered by date.
Usually this will make no difference (feed items are usually already ordered by publication date), but some feeds will contain
items with more recent dates lower down in the feed. Sometimes this is due to updates to older news items.
Note: When merging two or more feeds, this is applied independently on each feed. The final merged result will contain feed items
ordered by date.

format

rss (default), json

By default the output will be formatted as RSS 2.0. Set this to JSON if you prefer that.

saved[]

string

Saved request parameters. In the config file, you can associate a set of request parameters with a given name. You can then pass that name in the request instead of the request parameters. This is useful if you want to subscribe to a generated feed and then update it later without changing the feed URL.